Blank Peptides vs Peptide Plugs (2026): Freedom Diagnostics COAs Compared

By Carsten Jessen · Updated · 3 min read · How we rank

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Overall winner

Blank Peptides

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7.8/10

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Per-lot purity and endotoxin COAs from named labs

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Peptide Plugs

peptideplugs.com · #6 in our ranking

7.5/10

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117 Freedom Diagnostics COAs with lab verification codes

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Feature by feature

FeaturePeptide PlugsBlank Peptides
Overall score7.5/107.8/10Winner
Editorial score7.57.8Winner
PriceAbout $21-$189 per item; free UPS shipping over $200BPC-157 10mg $65; free US shipping over $200
PaymentCredit cardCards, wire, crypto
Ships fromLiberty Hill, TX (US), US onlyTexas (US); international available
Testing labFreedom DiagnosticsHorizon Analytical, Freedom Diagnostics
COA per batchYes (117 dated; lot on product pages)Per lot: purity COA + endotoxin report
Third-party testingYes, lab named on siteYes, labs named on site and COAs
Research-use labelingStrict RUO text, but benefit-named categoriesStrict RUO; states no dosing guidance
Best forChecking a COA at the lab itselfLot-level COAs and bulk vial pricing
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Peptide Plugs

  • Pro: COA page lists 117 certificates across 62 products, each dated with purity and measured content
  • Pro: Names its lab, Freedom Diagnostics, on its site; product pages show a lot, an accession code and a link to the lab's own COA search
  • Pro: Publishes its legal entity and street address: Austin Research Products LLC, Liberty Hill, TX
  • Pro: No FDA warning letter found as of September 26, 2026
  • Con: Young domain (registered December 2025), and Finnrick lists no independent tests
  • Con: Shop categories are named 'Weight Loss', 'Anti-Aging' and 'Sleep', and a GLP-1-class blend is sold under a code ('GLP3 + Elora')
  • Con: The main COA page shows no lot numbers, and we found no Trustpilot page or public affiliate program

Blank Peptides

  • Pro: COA library lists 232 certificates, with a purity COA and a separate endotoxin report for each current lot
  • Pro: Labs are named on the site and on each certificate (Horizon Analytical, Freedom Diagnostics), with a report number you can search on the lab's site
  • Pro: Lot number printed on every vial, plus a lot-lookup page that returns that lot's certificates
  • Pro: Strict research-use framing: its brand-facts page says it gives no dosing or protocol guidance, and compounds are sold under their real names
  • Con: Says it has been in business since 2021, but its domain was registered in March 2026; the published address is a Sheridan, WY mailing address with no legal entity named
  • Con: No Finnrick profile or other independent test data, and Trustpilot has removed its profile
  • Con: Claims sterility testing on every lot, but the reports we opened covered purity and endotoxin only

Peptide Plugs scores a little higher on our transparency method (8.1 vs 7.8), mostly on business disclosure. Both vendors ship from Texas and give you a code to check their certificates on the lab's own site. Peptide Plugs publishes its LLC and street address. Blank Peptides has the tighter lot-level paperwork: a lot number on every vial, a lookup page and a separate endotoxin report for each current lot, plus our 10% code. Neither has independent Finnrick data. Blank Peptides is #4 and Peptide Plugs #6 in our editors' order, which isn't sorted by score.

Notice: Research peptides are sold for in-vitro laboratory research only. They are not FDA-approved, not for human or animal consumption, and this page is not medical advice. This comparison covers supplier transparency only, based on public documentation. We didn't purchase or test products.

Side-by-side

Blank PeptidesPeptide Plugs
Transparency score (method)7.88.1
Overall score7.87.5
Entity and addressNo entity; Sheridan, WY mailing addressAustin Research Products LLC, Liberty Hill, TX
Domain registeredMarch 2026 (site claims 2021)December 2025
LabsHorizon Analytical, Freedom DiagnosticsFreedom Diagnostics
Lab-side checkReport number on Horizon's siteAccession code on Freedom's COA search
COA library232 certificates, by lot117 dated certificates, 62 products
Lot on vial + lookupYesLot on product pages
EndotoxinSeparate report per current lotNot a standard part of the library
FinnrickNo profileProfile, 0 tests
Labeling issues"Sexual Health" category"Weight Loss," "Anti-Aging" categories; a code-named GLP blend
Ships toUS and internationalUS only
Free shippingOver $200Over $200 (UPS)
Returns14 days, unopenedAll sales final
Coupon codeCHECKED, 10% offNone found

Certificates you can check at the lab

This is what both do well. Peptide Plugs shows a lot, an accession code and a link to Freedom Diagnostics' own COA search on each product page (review). Blank Peptides shows the lab report number with a note to search it at horizonanalytical.com. Its BPC-157 report showed 99.4% purity and 9.82 mg in a 10 mg vial, and a matching endotoxin report showed under 0.05 EU/mL (review).

Blank goes further on lots and endotoxin. Peptide Plugs' main COA page shows no lot numbers. Blank's paperwork has its own gaps: a sterility claim we couldn't find a report for, and two CJC-1295 products sharing a lot.

Business transparency: Peptide Plugs is clearer

Peptide Plugs publishes Austin Research Products LLC and a Liberty Hill, TX address. Blank Peptides gives a Wyoming mailing address, says it ships from Texas and names no entity, and its "since 2021" claim doesn't match its March 2026 domain.

Labeling

Blank has the stricter framing: real compound names, no dosing content and an explicit no-protocol policy. Peptide Plugs keeps strict research-use text but sorts its shop into "Weight Loss," "Anti-Aging" and "Sleep" and sells a GLP-class blend under a code.

Shipping and returns

Both offer free shipping over $200. Blank ships internationally and accepts unopened returns within 14 days; Peptide Plugs ships in the US only and treats all sales as final.

Which should you choose?

  • Choose Blank Peptides for an endotoxin report per lot, a lot on every vial, international shipping, returns and a 10% code (CHECKED). Visit Blank Peptides.
  • Choose Peptide Plugs if a published LLC and street address matter most. Visit Peptide Plugs.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Blank Peptides or Peptide Plugs more transparent?

Peptide Plugs scores slightly higher on our method (8.1 vs 7.8), mainly because it publishes its legal entity and street address. Blank Peptides has stronger lot-level paperwork: a lot on every vial, a lookup page and an endotoxin report per current lot.

Do they use the same lab?

Partly. Peptide Plugs names Freedom Diagnostics. Blank Peptides names Freedom Diagnostics and Horizon Analytical; its current BPC-157 certificate is from Horizon Analytical.

Can I check their certificates at the lab?

Yes, for both. Peptide Plugs gives an accession code for Freedom Diagnostics' COA search, and Blank Peptides' product pages give a report number to search on Horizon Analytical's site.

Is there a coupon code for either?

Blank Peptides has one: CHECKED gives 10% off the entire order. We found no public code for Peptide Plugs.

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